Ryan Burge

Like that's somehow that like has some predictive power.

By the way, those people are so interesting to me because they think like believing in Jesus is absolutely nonsense.

But like what star sign you were born over changes your entire life trajectory.

Like that makes more sense to them.

So that's espionage.

Yeah, so there's one that's sort of more methodological than Nino's, nuns in name only.

And I think this is actually a problem because a lot of these people say they have no religious affiliation, but then you ask them questions about like religious stuff and they do a bunch of religious stuff.

And you're like, wait a minute, why are you saying you're not religious when you really are?

So actually that's like 25% of the nuns are Ninos.

So we actually think we're doing a bad job of measuring non-religious people.

Like we need to do a better at like making them say they're Christians when they actually are Christians.

Because right now we say Protestant, Catholic, LDS, Orthodox Christian.

A lot of people don't know they're Protestant, by the way, Derek, FYI.

Like a lot of people who think they're Baptist, those non-denom churches we were just talking about, they don't use the word Protestant.

They don't even use the word religion.

They say, we're not a religion, we're a relationship.

We're a new movement of faith.

They don't use typical Christian language.

So it makes it hard for those people to know what they are on surveys.

So we actually think the nuns are probably smaller than what we think they are.